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Tracking the Latest Military Developments in Directed Energy Systems

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IDGA Editor
03/29/2018

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Prior to the upcoming Directed Energy Systems Summit this June 25th - 27th in Washington DC, we took a look at some of the latest developments taking place in the directed energy space. There has yet to be significant progress in directed energy weapons and although the technology for the most part is here, lasers have to get more efficient and reliable for contracts to be issued and operational implementation to begin. Congress has authorized roughly $2.4 billion on R&D work into new weapon technologies for 2018. This huge amount of funds is working to make lasers and railguns a reality. This infographic gives a timeline of what the US Military is currently developing to maintain its status as the world's military leader.

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